- • How-to tips for advanced video editing
- 1. Add elements
- 1.1 How to add text overlay
- 1.2 How to add transitions between videos
- 1.3 How to blur face in a video
- 1.4 How to add mosaic on video
- 2. Split screen
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- 3. Frame and stabilization
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Mosaic Maker: Easily Apply a Mosaic to Photos/Videos
Want to apply mosaic to the picture/video you've taken with your digital camera or downloaded from the Web? You just need this intuitive and easy to use video Mosaic maker – Wondershare Filmora9. With it, applying mosaic to hide improper or private message is a nice and easy technique, even for beginners. In the following step-by-step guide, I'll show you how to create a simple mosaic. In the end, a video tutorial is also for you.
1 Load your media files
Run this video mosaic maker, click New Project to start exploring. To add your original video or photos, click Import to browse your file folder, or drag and drop them directly into the primary window.
2 Make a mosaic with ease
Drag videos from the media library to timeline one by one. Clik Effects > Filters > Utility > Mosaic. Drag Mosaic to timeline. You can drag the border of mosaic clip to adjust its length. In the preview window, click the mosiaic to modify the mosaic area and size. You can also double clik on the mosaic clip to switch the mosiac type, blur amount and opacity.
Tips: To help you find the target filter you want quickly, you can also search the filter name in the serach bar. Select Filters at left, and then type in the filter name at right.
3 Save the mosaic video
Hit EXPORT to export the mosaic video/photo you've just created. In the output window, choose your desired format to save it on your computer.
Alternatively, you can click the YouTube tab and share your creation with the world on YouTube or Vimeo.
Check this video tutorial to know more details about Mosaic.
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is there a way that i can get the mosaic to stay for only a small time instead of it being there all video?
If the spot I want to blur with Mosaic moves around during the clip how do I get it stay on the object even though the object moves around? It seems like it can't track the object I assign the Mosaic to, just a specific coordinate on the screen.